While 2022 was rife with top-knot, red-hair-don’t-care, pixie cuts, soft brown and gold and bronde hair, 2023 is (hopefully) going to have more and better in store. So, in terms of hair mood boards, we have lots of colour, cutting and new hairstyles in store – ready?

Mixie Cut

The bold, 70s-style haircut is very edgy and is reminiscent of a truly golden time. The way the haircut looks is that it is a short chop and shaggy style. The style is both versatile and edgy, making it a great addition to the list.

Bronde

Yes, the gorgeous mix of brunette and blonde took over the Internet by storm.

Big, bouncy natural curls

Natural coils and curls are ubiquitous, whether we see them or they’re all over social media. The most notable part is the fringe – bring the 80s back.

Fringe

Curtain bangs, are and will always be the answer. In 2023, fringes and bangs will be long and delicate, making them more stylable and overall, cuter.

Also Read: Our Biggest Hair Cut Tips

Strawberry Blonde

This colour will continue its supremacy well into 2023, and drawing on from the copper hair trend, this is a perfect hairstyle for those who don’t want to go fully red.

Beige blond

Beige blonde is a very bold and deep impact colour. It’s relatively low-maintenance without incessant appointment-booking. It is a great option for an easier grow-out.

Dark brown with copper

Dark hair always healthy-looking. Adding copper adds an additional layer of volume.

Round cuts

Curly or straight, the look rounder with many layers. The round cuts include a short front zone which allows for bouncy hair and easy movement.

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1. Eat the right foods that help your hair:
Hair is made up of a protein called Keratin, so, eating foods such as eggs, fish and chicken helps strengthen hair. Include more foods with Vitamin A such as pumpkin and carrots into your diet

2. Reduce the amount of heat you use on the hair:
Luckily there are many heatless ways to both, curl and straighten hair. While heat isn’t the enemy of hair, it is known to change the shape of the hair’s keratin strands. The key is to not cut out the heat completely but reduce the hair’s exposure.

3. Schedule salon appointments
Haircuts and styling are a part and parcel of having healthy hair. Not only do haircuts help with faster hair growth but also with the maintenance of hair health.

4. Hydrate
Drinking at least 2.5-3 litres of water daily is key to ensuring good hair health as it provides the moisture and hydration needed to remain voluminous and healthy.

5. Use sulfate/chemical-free shampoos
Chemicals strip the hair of its natural oils and so, for people with already dry scalps, it leaves the scalp even drier and flaky. Using sulphate and chemical-free shampoos will help retain the shine and volume of hair without stripping of the healthy oils.

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